famosh:
The test hard die, abeg. You can't COMFORTABLY solve 50% of the maths under the given time, except you're extremely lucky with easier questions.
The English na another story. Everything wey them ask man na passage o, which you can't even boast of clearing.
I just weak, but God dey in control. I wish everyone the best.

spik007:
AnalyticEngine is just being scared of the Unknown. I can still recall what he did one time like that. Its regarding the Union bank aptitude test, the bank called me and I missed the call, Analytic engine stated it here on Nairaland that the bank called him. I reached out to him to provide help with the Union bank's number so I can call and explain why I missed the call. Guess what after I dropped the call with this Analyticengine guy he promised to send the number,at last I was happy that I won't miss the opportunity. Waited for over 25 minutes , i didnt receive any message from him,called him back he said he was going to send it right away.
Waited for anther 15 minutes,he didnt send it. I called him again,this time around he wasnt picking my calls anymore. Had to call him with over two different numbers,he didnt pick.

Around 6:35pm of that same day i called him and he picked ,he gave a flimsy excuse. All I was after was the Union bank number,you know what he did,he sent me a fake number. Telling me that was the number the bank called him with. It was another person on this forum that gave me the Union bank number and not Analytic engine.

I was just laughing,was like ,why he is this guy behaving like this. He has a fear of people overtaking him,which is bad, what you fear most will always happen to you,its just human nature.
Analytic engine is a very bitter person. No wonder he complained when people are posting the dragnet questions on here.

I know why the guy was complaining bitterly, it was because he wrote his test earlier thsn most people,so he wished he could have saw the questions before the test. So those who are lucky to have seen it,you complaining. If you were lucky as they were to have seen the questions before your test am sure you wouldn't complain.

You need to grow up man, its life,overtaking is always allowed.

dolafunmi:
Why didn't you call back on the number they called you with if really you missed their call?

VMpi744:

For the analytical/logical:
When given a series of letters eg

MN5, KP4, ___

reason those letters in numbers (using their position in the alphabets) and thank me later

dolafunmi:
Why didn't you call back on the number they called you with if really you missed their call?

VMpi744:

Oya spik007 come and respond o.

AnalyticEngine:


lol...Your keeness is profound. I wouldn't have even noticed should you have not pointed this out.

oya, spik(JamesBond), come an atone for your mischief

TeddyPendergrass:
Anyone wrote at huntsville 5;30pm yesterday? Well I did. Was a funny experience for me. This is my first time writing such a test. Man there were so many people. What!!! The girls on the queue behind me were funny. They were discussing about boyfriends, MMM, marriage and the frustrating feeling of never going pass the testing stage of these kind of tests.

Interesting experience for me. Let's see how it goes from here.

VMpi744:
Fallacy of HASTY GENERALIZATION




Free Advice: You dont always have to SOLVE anything. Just choose the correct option.
How you do it no one cares. Just dont giraffe sha
Nobody needs or care about your solutions.

Learn how to Eliminate Options. studying option format also helps. Eg.: while 'solving' you arrive at something like 457÷23. Before you enter #longDivisionMode, pause and look at how the options are presented. Are they in fraction? One decimal place? Or even the nearest whole number?

Back to the case of 447÷23, I know my answer would start with 1. If only one option has 1 at the beginning, that is my answer and case closed.

For those who complained about big number. Pls learn to ESTIMATE. Why? Cos it it save lives.

Someone mentioned in an earlier post that they gave a pie chart and asked them to compute the value of sector with 28.4°.

Let's assume the total of that pie chart is 150.
28.4° is approximately 30°
Hence we have (30°/360°) × 150 = 12.5
Cos I roundUp, i know my answer must be less than 12.5

Someone may ask what if the options are close? Well I would still be able to select an educated approximate and move on. #noTime.
Truth is they would never be close except calculators were allowed.

For the verbal.
Some people (category1) read once and they understand and remember everything while Others (category2) dont.
So before you take such test.
Pls practice and determine what strategy works for you.

For category1: simply read the passage as fast as you can and answer the questions that follow. Refer back to the passage if needed

For category2: the slow readers or the wanderers *those whose mind wander while reading (eg. Me)
Read the questions (& options).
Go back to passage and skim through it.
Select answer and move on.
Skip when the questions has taken more than 30s.
Finish early and cross-check
Answer those questions you skipped.

For those not in category1&2: define you strategy and become proficient at using it

With practice you become efficient in choosing the correct option.

For the analytical/logical:
When given a series of letters eg

MN5, KP4, ___

reason those letters in numbers (using their position in the alphabets) and thank me later

For general knowledge:
Make an habit of watching 9/10 o'clock news on local TV (NTA Network news or AIT, Channels News @10, Sunrise Daily, TVCNews @ 10, Channels Business News, NTA documentary like programmes, etc) everyday from you pry/sec school
You could add Aljezeera, CNBC, NatGeo and the likes too.
Listen to femi and the gang. TopSports, SportRadio. Koko Inu Iwe Iroyin. BBC Hausa. Etc

Just make sure you also install a filter in your ears else some on 'these people' would just brain wash you.

With that you can never be found wanting.

Note: it is never to late to catchUp. Make Google and Wiki your friends.

TeddyPendergrass:
Anyone wrote at huntsville 5;30pm yesterday? Well I did. Was a funny experience for me. This is my first time writing such a test. Man there were so many people. What!!! The girls on the queue behind me were funny. They were discussing about boyfriends, MMM, marriage and the frustrating feeling of never going pass the testing stage of these kind of tests.

Interesting experience for me. Let's see how it goes from here.

Nafizzey:
Just left Abuja now to Jos. unsure if I will get there before the stipulated time 3:pm. Oh God I put my hope in you..

TeddyPendergrass:
Anyone wrote at huntsville 5;30pm yesterday? Well I did. Was a funny experience for me. This is my first time writing such a test. Man there were so many people. What!!! The girls on the queue behind me were funny. They were discussing about boyfriends, MMM, marriage and the frustrating feeling of never going pass the testing stage of these kind of tests.

Interesting experience for me. Let's see how it goes from here.

okonji4real:

the time is not fixed....anytime u get there u will write so far as u have ur password and username and u meet other candidates writing.goodluck

Nafizzey:
Does my one start when I log in username and password or time start counting as soon as is 3:pm..?

okonji4real:

ur time starts wen u login....the 3pm does not matter bro.....like me,my time was 12pm but i wrote b4 12pm.
This is from experience

Maclauren2:
Pls I really need d questions and answer....its urgent...ejalonibuabiola22@gmail.com

VMpi744:
Fallacy of HASTY GENERALIZATION
Free Advice: You dont always have to SOLVE anything. Just choose the correct option.
How you do it no one cares. Just dont giraffe sha
Nobody needs or care about your solutions.
Learn how to Eliminate Options. studying option format also helps. Eg.: while 'solving' you arrive at something like 457÷23. Before you enter #longDivisionMode, pause and look at how the options are presented. Are they in fraction? One decimal place? Or even the nearest whole number?
Back to the case of 447÷23, I know my answer would start with 1. If only one option has 1 at the beginning, that is my answer and case closed.
For those who complained about big number. Pls learn to ESTIMATE. Why? Cos it it save lives.
Someone mentioned in an earlier post that they gave a pie chart and asked them to compute the value of sector with 28.4°.
Let's assume the total of that pie chart is 150.
28.4° is approximately 30°
Hence we have (30°/360°) × 150 = 12.5
Cos I roundUp, i know my answer must be less than 12.5
Someone may ask what if the options are close? Well I would still be able to select an educated approximate and move on. #noTime.
Truth is they would never be close except calculators were allowed.
For the verbal.
Some people (category1) read once and they understand and remember everything while Others (category2) dont.
So before you take such test.
Pls practice and determine what strategy works for you.
For category1: simply read the passage as fast as you can and answer the questions that follow. Refer back to the passage if needed
For category2: the slow readers or the wanderers *those whose mind wander while reading (eg. Me)
Read the questions (& options).
Go back to passage and skim through it.
Select answer and move on.
Skip when the questions has taken more than 30s.
Finish early and cross-check
Answer those questions you skipped.
For those not in category1&2: define you strategy and become proficient at using it
With practice you become efficient in choosing the correct option.
For the analytical/logical:
When given a series of letters eg
MN5, KP4, ___
reason those letters in numbers (using their position in the alphabets) and thank me later
For general knowledge:
Make an habit of watching 9/10 o'clock news on local TV (NTA Network news or AIT, Channels News @10, Sunrise Daily, TVCNews @ 10, Channels Business News, NTA documentary like programmes, etc) everyday from you pry/sec school
You could add Aljezeera, CNBC, NatGeo and the likes too.
Listen to femi and the gang. TopSports, SportRadio. Koko Inu Iwe Iroyin. BBC Hausa. Etc
Just make sure you also install a filter in your ears else some on 'these people' would just brain wash you.
With that you can never be found wanting.
Note: it is never to late to catchUp. Make Google and Wiki your friends.

Nafizzey:
Thank you Bro, Sigh of relief I pray I make it... Barely 1 hour to Test, I never enter my state centre..My brother I'm worried o

Structuralman:


Bro! You are a Genius!!! Rounding up the quadrant and choosing an educated answer for the pie chart is a brilliant idea. I didnt even think of it. I hereby award you full scholarship to Imperial college in the UK!!

Iseoluwani:
When will the results be out

nivlek:
I've been offline for the past 2weeks due to phone issues but have been keeping tabs on my mail box and didn't receive any mails from either FBN or Dragnet, I'm surprised to come online here today and see that invites have been sent and tests are already taking place.

Please is there anyone who didn't get a mail too? Or are the invites being sent in batches? I met all the criteria and I'm not close to 26 , so I don't get why I wouldn't get the invite. Any other person in the same shoes please??

RAY12345:


hello bro. kindly explain further on this. this thing gimme headache

VMpi744:
You don blast am shey

Keep calm and wait your success mail. Result was ready the moment you clicked submit.

VMpi744:
A = 1; B= 2; C = 3; .... K = 11; M = 13; N = 14; P = 16; .... Z = 26

So solving our eg.:

MN5, KP4, ___

(13,14,5); (11,16,4); (....)

The first character reduces by 2
The 2nd increases by 2
The last number reduces by 1

So...

(13,14,5); (11,16,4); (9,18,3)

9 = I; 18 = R

Therefore: the next in sequence would be *IR3*